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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1887-08-25

PTTrsBURG, Aug. 19.-J. L. Mallory
and George d. Lawson, the two pas
sengers who were so seriously injured
in the wreck at Bayard, on the Fort
Wayne road, yesterday morning, were
brought to this city in a special car to-
day. Lawson, whose home is in Wash
ington d. c., was able to be sent there,
but Maloney's condition was such that
the physicians iEscharge refused to let
him go any further. He was badly in
jured about the head and was delirious
all night. This afternoon there was
no perceptible improvement, and so he
was removed to the Allegheny general
hospital. 1t is not thought that he can
live, and his friends at Detroit have
! been notified to come,
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1887-08-25
RUSSIA PROTESTS.
GRAVES

METZ, Aug. 16.-Twelve hundred
and fifty members of the German War
Veterans Association arrived here to-
day and proceeded to the battlefield of
1870, where they decorated the graves
of their slain comrades.
SENTENCED UNDER THE CRIMES ACT.
DUBLIN, Aug. 17.-At the Limerick
Sessions to-day three persons were sem
fenced under the crimes act. Two of
them to six months imprisonment and
one to four months, for resisting the
Sheriff
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1887-08-25
SUNK IN A COLLISION.

NEW YORK. Aug. 19.-The Steam
ship Atlas, here few days ago, for the
West Indies, returned to-day having
been in collision with the schooner
Lizzie Wilson, from Baltimore to Bos
ton yesterday off Barnegat, n. j. The
schooner sank Immediately, carrying
down the wife and daughter of the Cap
tain, and two seamen. The Atlas res
cued Captain Chadwick and three sail
ors and brought them here.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1887-08-25

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 1.-two big
passenger engines ran away within the
yards Of the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company last night, and engineers
named Morris Thompson and Joseph
Kelley, received what may prove to be
fatal injuries. The locomotives were
totally destroyed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-06
1 sryr y0R SLAyDER VITHDRA wv.

PHILADELPHIA, March (>pecidl dl-senaor william D.
ecwell ana Thomas II. Dudley, c1consul To Liverpool
have buried the hachct and Mr. Dudley has Withdrawn
the suit for slandcr which he began against General
sewe last fall remarks made by the latter III Po-
utical speech The speech had been published Ia Gam
den papcr Mr. Dudley wrote TO the General and asked
him II he had made Of such remarks ana received no
reply mutual f1cDi few days ago suggested 70 MI
Dudley that perhaps General scweH had not receiver
the letter Mr. Dudley sent second letter to "cncFal
sew. II, 10 which the latter replied:
In reply to your favors have 10 say that received
a communication from you about the Time oI our Iihl
election then did not feel that IL called or IsPy
IL /, proper me- perhaps 10 state now mat uu hoV
read the printed slip inclosed In your communication,
that have never reported copy OF my slr,ch no"
even an extract OF what said about yOu coud iot lo
lav repeat my language then used but meant 10 ch
against you those matter OF complaint now on me III
the state Department at Washington, when hau pon
published In one NewIOrk papers about tue uh'o
vi your return from Europe -, -- --...,,
diI not originate any charge and while nave reason
10 complain OF many statements made by yon t0uchns
yself aud my political actions, nevertheless as uhue
stand now that these charges against You were ihNes
gated by the State Department and ioubh untrue III
Justice 10 my own Of fairness voluntarily "''n-
draw them"
Mr. Dudley accepted the admission and withdrawn
and has discontinued the slander suit much Ia the sas-
faction OF the Republican party of Ne"'JcrSeS'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-06
o,S coyS0JTDATIOy IN cUyclG0

CHICAGO, March 5.-The published statement is male
here that the scheme for the consolidation OF the south
side gas companies has been completed, ana from ths
time forward the supply OF light for that portion OF the
city which the largest quantity of VIII pracucy
come from the same stakeholder OF one OF thc
companies sad to-day: There Is no doubt that the
Standard oil Company is at the back OF the deal Iheie
is moro money In making than In any other business
In the world aud the Standard just beginning TO hnd IL
ont. ,-,,- III
with great reluctance that the stockholders sen
out TO the combination but they are doing ltDotn o
Great and the small ones Letter sold his Sl,ooo.oOV
worth and President Watkins got rid OF his IL IL sn
that President Watkins when he got rid of his siock u ~
pIecipitaely that hc lost nearly SJOoooo III the "'
nc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-06
sUTCTDp or VEVSPlPER NAN.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind March 5.-Joseph Bingham, of Tho
Indianapolis Sentinel, committed suicide at the home OF
his father this morning by cutting his throat with razor
Mr. Bingham was thiryseyen years OF and leaves
widow and child in Chicago He has been connected
with the press for many years beginning his career on
The Sentinel of which his father at that time was pro-
pretor several years he had been in Chicago as as
sstant city editor The Ns and correspondent OF The
Neuc- York Herald. When the Legislature met he re-
turned TO indianapolis lie has been sufferer from In
somnia and became much depressed, which, together
cared for doubtless drove him 10 the act He was YER
sae writer and his genial temperament made hin
gcnaral fayurite.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-06
copyrrEs LAW SCHOOL FACULTY.

ITHACA March 3 tSpcciaD.-The approaching meeting
Of the Board Trustees Of Cornell University next week
is attracting little attention within and without the
university Just because OF the general understanding
that the Law School Faculty Will then In all proDnb'y
be decided on and announced. The principal difficulty II
has contend with is It's inability 10 secure such einrhI
men as are willing to come here on professors salary
Stewart l. NoOdfOrd and Judge Thomas Cooley have been
discussed possible candidates for the deanHh Inc
remainder Of the faculty far as indications NJ present
poin will he selected from number OF lesser lights the
three Leading candidates being Judge Cox. OF lca ITO
fes-or Hutchin,. of the University OF Michigan Law
School aud Mr. Collins OF Elnta, the law partner oI
Mavn ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-06
pOySOV IN THE PIE HIS WIPE SENT HIN

ROCHESTER,, n. H.. March 5.-John W. Marshall, an
employe at Waaces shoe factory has not lived with his
wife fol two years. On Tuesday last while at work, he
received basket food from her for his supper After
partaking OF a piece OF pie Marshall was taken
violently i'll He took emetc. which, no doubt saved
his life An examination revealed the fact that the pic
contained srychnne enough to kill fifty men, Annie l.
Marshall his wife, missing and efforts are being made
70 tind her Marshall had his life insured for 5000
short time ago policy made payable to Bertha,
a seyen-ye daughter OF Mrs Marshall by former
husband, Mrs. Marshall being named rs guardian.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-06
1coUITrED NINETEEN YEARS AFTER.

INDIANAPOLIS, March 5 (Speciab.-wilam McCaw.
who has been on trial here for murder during the last ten
days. was acquitted yesterday afternoon Nineteen
years ago. picnic this city, he stabbed Austin NJ
Foulke through the heart during quarrel over woman
He escaped from the crowd which came near nchns IN
man through mistake McCaw located at Lnc, In,
III. and as was shown by depositions from Governor
Ogesby and all the State officers lived an upright life
He married and has family OF three children Few
months ago he returned this city To visit his dying
mother and was recognized and arrested He was ac-
quilted plea OF sef-defence The Jury Was gwen
the verdict was announced
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-06
rowrsulrs EIGuIING OYER 4 WOMAY.

MIDDIETows, n. J., March 5.-Ihc Supreme Court mas
issued Il writ OF mandamus ordering Poornaster "lin
Irwin OF this township, to receive aud care Tor Lyu"
HILL spinster, age fifty, under penalty of imprisonment
for contempt OF court The writ issued at the re-
quest OF Eatontown Township The two townships haVe
been fighting IN the courts for years over the suPP
the woman and have paid out more money 10 iaWy1is
and court officials than would have sulced TO Keep THO
woman In luxury for life.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-06
R0gBERY AND MURDER BY RIVER Pirates

CHICAGO March 3. "A di'patch TO The Times from
Memphis says Information obtoned from steamboat men
shows 3a STATE OF af airs down the river between this
city aud Arkansas CITY. 10 this district hundreds OF
men, mostly whites IRE engaged in esee work for the
Government AMI the state or Mississippi These uien
are paid weekly, and every pay ay some OF them 20
to the lanlluls to await stean,r foe Mcnphs Theso
landings often sjlied, ana gang or negro RIVER
pirate, and thieves watch them anj assaultlng tue
lbOrers rob item OF taelr money, ofen ihuctng dau-
.heir victims. II is estimated mat no
less twenty murders have been committed Ihs wn-
these outlaws, and at least hddrad roooeries
The levee camps generally several miles back frOhl
the river, and the only police officers arc the shsfh
and his depl 1t s. usually about The country
towns the Unprotected aOorcrs tall an easy prey Thesa
lauorers mostly Irish aud Italians, who drift TO ths
region at tue beginning or tho winter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-06
r,,r MARRIAGE CERTIFIcATE FILED.

BUFFALO, March (Speeidb.-Tbe Rev. George Grey
Ballard curate Of ST Johns Church. to-day ned he GER
tcae OF marriage OF Margaret Mather and Emil haber
corn thus disprovng the telegraphed statement from
Baltimore that Miss Mather denied the fact The eernate
gives the brdgegrooms residence No. l29 South sec
ond-st, Brooklyn. age twenty-eight. and occnpa
ton, musician. Miss Mahers age Is twenty-five,
her father John Mathcr and her mother Anna
Finlavaon. Mr. Ballard had failed 10 nle
the certificate until after the corporation counsel Issued
warrant for violation OF the health ordinances Inc oru'r
OF arrest was served the curatc after he had ned e
certificate. lie will have Ia appear on Monday Tor tla
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-06
PRIEST APPOINTED A LIEUTENANT

CHICAGO March ga dispatch to The Times from Tus-
cola. Ill, says: "The Rev. p. NJ. Donohue. young
Catholic priest Arcoa who has charge OF the churches
of that Arcola and In this city, has just
been created by General Bouanger Frerch Minister Of
War lieutenant I'm the French Army it s believed for
services rendered Father Donoue speaks the French
and Italian languages fuenty, and Is something Of
scientist He is reticent TO what prompted the ap
pOintment"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-06
MR. GOULD SECURES ANOTHER ROAD.

ST. LOUIS, March tSpeeaA.The Republican will say
that Of the largest railroad deals In the
been by Jay Gould In the purchase
of controlling interest the St Louis sand San Fran
cisco Railroad Company. lie has always had represen
taton Of In the directory but at the next
annual meeting the road will be made member o. tne
Missouri Pacific systeu. He has puroIoco oco r,,sss ae
OF road and is substantially joint owner with tae
sou Topeka and Santa Fe OF the Atlantic anu
and with It's various feeders forms ysssm W o'"vv
niles The price paid v not known.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-06
TFFuER TO COACH CORNELL

ITHACA March tSpeeiap John Tcemer will coach tho
Cornell University FOR the intercollegiate races on
Lake Quinslgamond ana the schuylkil River. loemer
has agreed to direct tie practice Of the men from
May ! until July .. exclusive OF one week,
when he viii be unayoilably absent on account of
a race in which he is to pull. The best part OF
this arrangement IS that Tecmer will bring TO Ithaca win
him llamm. another wcllknOwn professional ana th"
two will 90 into training double scull races This ph
viii, dive great impetus boating at Cornell, and II Is
expected that the carnclian and white Will be repre-
senled on the water this year with strong team.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-06
THE CHIEF SECRETARYS RESIGNATION.

SIR MICHAEL HlCks-BEACh ooffH''
cATARACT-A J. BALFoUR HIS SUCCESSOR.
LONDON March 5-It is officially announced TINS aiter-
moor that Sir Michael Hicks-Beach has rcsghoo 'no
office OF Chief Secretary for ireland, and that Arthur o.
Hafour secretary OF State for Scotland has been a'
pointed 10 succeed him. Sir Michael is suffering from
cataract and his resignation due TO that cause o
will proceed Berlin for the purpose 81 uhdeisohs
treatment by n celebrated ocust In that city . .
Sir Michael Hicks Beaohs physicians have issuso
bulletin In which they say he has cataract over & hs
unfit TO submit 10 an operation when the time comes ior
its being performed Sir Michael has gone TO the country
n r n week. Mr. BalfOur summoned 70 W1ndsor W
day and formally accepted ofhce. kissing the queens
hands.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-06
EPIDEMIC or ScARL4TryA AND MhASLES

surxAspoAm, March . tSpeciaD.-Ths town Is being
ravaged by an epidemic Of scarlana and measles No'
less than 800 children have been attacked WIN tncs
diseases within the las. three weeks ana OF TINS huo
OF cases 10 per cent have proved iaial
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-06
THROUGH NEW.YORK STATE.
DANIEL MONIHAN ACQUITTED.

BIvGnAMToN, March Especial. t.-Daniel Monihan'
who on May 8 shot five times and killed Patrick
Garvey whom he thought unduly intimate with Mrs
Monihan this II oinng, alter hVe days tla, ao
uuffed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-06

BINOnA MTOS. March 5.-InlOrfnhtIoh ToocINcu Horo
says that Governor HI will send the name OF Charles
Durson OF Auburn to the Senate next week as nom
pee for SUPERINTENDENT Prisons and that Ours
ton will appoint Judge" Frank Downs or th- cry;
Warden of Sing sing intimated that Durston VIII
be confirmed IN consideration Of Governor mn haNlhE
made Mr. Arkc Railroad Commissioned. Downs j. Gu
rndeayOriug 10 know who is leaking grave secrets
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-06
MAN AND woMAy FOUND DEAD.

PIrrsBURG, March (SpeciaD.- West Newton on inc
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, this morning. Mrs. Belle
Ellsworth and John Ncbert found lying dead In the
same room in Mr.. Neberts house. Mrs Ellsworth was was
shot through head heart while Nebert was sh91
through the back OF the head Near his body lay are'
YER. No motive be given for the shooting.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-06
ORDER RESTORED IN BULGARIA

soprrA, March 5.-Nine Of the Rustchuk rebels nave
been sentepced to death Tho Consus OF tho various
powers at Rustchuk have urged postponemsnt Oh 'lo
carving ont of the sentence The other troeps who took
psr IN the instruction have been sentenced V prison
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-06
4 BOSTON swIyDLER IN THE TOLLS.

Boston, March (SpectaD.-Dr j. A. Bliss, Spiritual
st was brought before United States Commissioner Hal
lett this morning by the Post Office Inspectors charged
with using the mails in aid Of scheme to defraud and
was held in $500 for further examination next wednes
dav II charged that Dr. Bliss who publishes spirit
uasts paper No. 44 Psoadway' p soHih M, Boston In n
" E,,a announcing that upon the receipt or
.ssisd letter accompanied by g. any questions con-
% in The letter would be answered through mediums
ihnut openng letter. II Is charged that no answers
by the senders OF the letters and thas
n humber Of persons were defrauded.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-06

SHOOTING HIS NOTHERIN-LAW BY ACCIDENT
PIrrsrrEIp Mass, March Sat stockbridge last night
Thomas Knsella jr. pointed loaded gun at Mrs EisA
B.nnon his motherinaw when the weapon went on ana
shot her dead Knsella had borrowed the gun to shoot
dog Mrs Bennon laughed ssying "You can't shoot nay
stack hit me-" He th4oupon pointed ne gun ~ nc.
with murder ana was committed 70 jail 9 tttsne,a -
trial on March H. either case OF accsoeoss snoor
Ing or extreme carelosonee6
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-06
FATAL ACCIDENT TO A DRUMMER.

wAsnHGTos d. G., March 5-Joseph d. Farren, q
drummer for New-York Jcwery house, fell down the
stairs OF the Metropolitan Hotel in this city tonight ana
fractured his skull He died after and his body was
eent on 10 New.YOrk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-06

THE NIGHTMARE OFENGLISH PULIIICo
LORD SALISBURY on TIE BURNING ISSUES OF THE
DAY IN BRITAIN.
LONDON. March 5.-The Marquis Of Salisbury, address,
Ing the National Conservative Club today said that no
greater disaster could beal the Government and the
country than the resignation Of Sir Michael HICKS
Beach He hoped, however, that Sir Michae's
retirement would be but temporary. Continuing
the speaker said that the Irish question was
ever horrid nightmare paralyzing the Governments
energies The system OF trial by Jury required
struction Otherwise 1t should be disposed OF entrey
Legislation was also impeded by tho disgraceIni
in Westminster II was admitted he saa, aS Ir
remedial OF farreachng tendencies was requires
in Ireland but respect for the law OF the country
first be restored He assured his hearers mat Tue Po
poets Of continued peace IN Europe were brighter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-06
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
GIVEN THRU

GIVEN THREE YEARS FOR PERJURY.
pHuApELfHIA, March (6pseiaik-Allen j. hhinn con.
victed OF perjury In making false charge against
his removal IRON the force senepced
70 three years imprisonment this morning BY Judge wes
6otA
THE DELAWARE CHANGING IT'S BED
rlsroN Penn. March (Hpsc(dD-Au immense ice fcrg6
IN the Delaware River hsi eensod ne wssr: 70 take nav
Snsst land arc being ruined he nhsbisann petoned the
ssnas4 ne pSdSS Y svsss Il several plaesS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-06
THE WAEeLAND FLOATED.

LONDON. March 5.-The Red Star Lie steamship
Waesand which went ashore the Goodwin Sands near
Deal while on her way 10 Antwerp from New orn'
oated after throwing overheard 200 tons OF herc cargo
She has been towed 10 Antwerp.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-06

Captain Bollmann charged with being one OF the lead
ers OF the nsrrection and who said that he was Rus
sian subject has sought German protection oraer pie
walls everywhere III Bulgaria to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-06

DEPRETIs AND HIS FRIENDS RESUME OfflCh
ROME, March 5.-Prime Minister Deprets and his COL
leagues held conference which lasted two hours to-day
It was decided TO obey King Humberts commands 10
their portfolios
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-06

BISMARCKIAN TACTICS IN SWEDEN.
STOCKHOLM. March o-King Oscar has dissolved tue
Rgsdtag for refusing vote the estimates asked by the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-06

A; HUNDRED AND FORTYFoUR MINERS KILLED
BRUSSELS. March 5.--An explosion of fredamp oc-
CURED to-day In coiery at Quaregnon four miles fro
Mons one hundred and sixty miners were entombcd OF
whom ii were killed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-06
lBY CABLE TO THE TRIBUNE-l

position.
Tie attack on Mr.. Railles for misuse oil foSt-
Office patronage is pressed with great energy ana
some ac imony. Tie dispute as whole Woceeus
ON lines too broad to be mistaken. Mr.. Raikcs
has asserted his undoubted authority as the Far
hamcntary chief of great department. ana "e
permanent clerks, who rule the Postoilicc as theS
do c, cry other administrative branch OF inc hhs-
lsh Government, arc in revolt, moving heaven
and earth to maintain their monopoly. IL Is
N,uc.le in which Mr. RailScs ought to win.
The conviction and sentence OF the American
Anderson may, 1t is hoped, tend to check the sys-
tenn of fraud Of which he typical practi-
II ncr The case is one in which the ArncTfSaD
Jcosti,n has taken deep interest. Mr.. phelps
has lon, used every means which his position as
Minister enabled him to employ to break pp this
hus;,oss Andors n was one Of q large company
NJ y,scals who live on the crcdulity OF Americans
believing themselves heis 70 Ehsns'
estates TIE number of inquiries received at tht
Jegatlon from such persons is yearly very great
Int the numoer of those who do not thus inquire
hut fling themselves into the hands OF advertising
agents. is much greater. The American Legator
scat. to every applicant printed circular WIFI
fnll warning. Anderson. ike many such SHARKS
described himself as an American lawyer, persuad
,siM Mr. DakiD, his present. prosecutor. that he was
sntitled to large lsuded property In London. and
sbtained 80. 900 from him ON tho prctcncs that h
Daily Republican., 1887-03-03
sOR MEM r.
FOR RE Mt.

Desirable residence, nth street and River.
view avenue, Highlands; rent low 70 gooa
tenant.
houses eth street and woodlswn avenue,
4 rooms and shed, o. per month.
Stable, in rear Of 1Cs French street, es.%
per month.
month.
Double hou 70, 18th sire ct and hivervieW
avenue, Highlands, s.2 per month.
0o8 W. And street, 8 foVmr, SIS per month
500 L. 9th street, rooms, sl3 per month.
COS Tatnall street. s rooms, $40 Der month.
2lo W. 4th street, q rooms, SIS per month
GO Jefferso street, has large side yard
go per month.
houses, Olsymont street above 18th street
now, 9ll per month.
sob, sol Van Buien street, Q rooms and
bath, t27 per menth.
SsS Locust st., . rooms, % per month.
s. w. cor Front and JACK son street stort
and dwelling, s26 per month.
bo7 W. 18th street, hester and range,
rooms, $40 Der month.
hou ;es on 22nd street between Garter snt
Jessup streets, now, psr month.
| Store, sos King street, $40 per month.
bab W est street, s37 so per month.
|! JOS. l.. OAhPENT En-, Jr.,
ml.At s23 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-03
WANAMAK ER'S.
PHILADELPHIA thursday, March 8. 1881.


PHILADELPHIA, T thursday, March 8. 1887.
We are going to do some-
thing unusual in White and
Colored Embroideries.
We shall have two sets OF
prices for a time-likely for
a very short time.
One set for the great bulk
of the stock; and they are
just as they have been.
Another set for a small
part Of the stuf-things
that ought to go no7O. As
good as ATTY, some of it; per.
fectly fresh much of it; tum.
bled, jumbled, soiled per
haps, a little Of it We lump
it all; even it all down to the
worst. No chance for yor
to make a mistake. PICK
blindfolded and you'll ge'
more'n your moneys worth
you may get more'n twice
that.
Yes there's a reason fol
Daily Republican., 1887-03-03
JefYersonian Simplicity.

Tbs mem ers Of the Board OF Visitors
from The House of Representatives to
the Naval Academy last summer seem
TO bave had q joviAl time Of 1t Accord
Ing 20 the items which appear In tho
bill TO make up deficiencies. The bill
was sent to the House on Friday, and
the items OF IL hardly bear out the
grand doctrine OF Jefferson ian sim plicity
that We are told has set In since Cleve-
land was elected President. The ex-
zen ses incurred by board amounted to
81. 4S3 rs. We hope our readers will
keep straight face willis they read
the following items, which were on the
hill.